Liverpool suffered a huge blow in the title race on Wednesday evening after falling to a 2-0 defeat at Goodison Park. 

Jurgen Klopp’s side overcame a tricky test at Fulham over the weekend but picked the wrong time to fall short in the Merseyside Derby.

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Goals from Jarrad Branthwaite and Dominic Calvert-Lewin secured Everton’s first win over Liverpool at Goodison since 2010. 

Both goals were avoidable, to say the least, with the Reds conceding from a corner in the second half after creating plenty of chances.

“There was an element of this game where you felt Liverpool were outmuscled,” Neville said.

“I wouldn’t say outfought because Liverpool teams work hard but they were outmuscled by Everton in the big moments in both boxes.”

“Liverpool lost the game in both boxes, which is where you lose the game, but physically they lost the game in both boxes,” he added.

But Konate didn’t enjoy his best game at a crucial time for Liverpool and the £35 million defender also received criticism from Jamie Carragher after Everton’s opener.

The numbers reflect what was a disappointing evening for the Frenchman, with Sofascore handing him the lowest rating of any Liverpool player.
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